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The story opens with James Allison, who, upon encountering a mysterious woman, is sent on a visionary journey into the past. He becomes Hialmar, a member of the Æsir, a group of powerful, golden-haired warriors. This transformation leads Hialmar and his fellow Æsir on a remarkable journey that spans diverse landscapes and confronts various civilizations.

Cross Plains Review is an important resource for citizens and a unique chronicle, recording community development and such events as the death of Robert E. Howard, the 2005 wildfires, and the town’s 100th anniversary. As one of the oldest businesses in Cross Plains, the Review is intertwined with the history of the community.

“The Man Who Went Back” is an unfinished speculative fiction piece (2700 words), centered on John Pendragon, a man whose destiny is intertwined with a remarkable scientific experiment. This experiment, spearheaded by Professor Jonas Worley, is designed to send individuals back in time, not forward, tapping into the potential of human consciousness and the inherent powers of the universe. 

In Robert E. Howard’s “The Lion Gate,” a determined archaeological team ventures into the treacherous terrains north of the Khyber Pass. Led by Professor Berwick, they seek a legendary city rumored to be connected to ancient Cretan civilization, guided by clues from a piece of ancient parchment.

1500 words, unfinished. Featuring Yar Ali Khan.

The Last White Man. 6400-word unfinished manuscript.

The Land of Mystery. A team-up of different Howard characters. Today we would probably call them crossovers. El Borak teams up with the Sonora Kid. Never published in Howard’s lifetime.

“The King’s Service” is a tale set in the times of Nagdragore’s forgotten splendor, before its decline under the forces of various invaders. This story intertwines the fates of Western warriors with the intricate politics and culture of the East, specifically within the grandeur of Nagdragore, a city in India.